Door Feng Shui Taboos in Home Feng Shui

The influence of home feng shui on the entire home cannot be underestimated. Good door feng shui can bring energy and wealth to the home and bring good luck. Therefore, good door feng shui is essential.

So, let’s take a look at what are the taboos in home door Feng Shui.

House Feng Shui taboos on the door

1. Avoid placing beams on the door.

The beams on the door make people feel oppressed as soon as they enter. From a Feng Shui point of view, if the beams press against the door, the people in the family will be unable to use their talents and talents, and may even be depressed for life. Therefore, this is a taboo in Feng Shui.

2. Avoid placing the mirror facing the door.

When modern people decorate their homes, in order to make the interior look more spacious, or to facilitate grooming, they like to hang mirrors at the entrance. This is not undesirable, but when placing the mirror, pay attention to the The mirror doesn't face the door. If the mirror is facing the door, the mirror will reflect the door, creating a door-to-door pattern, which can easily cause discord in the family.

3. Avoid opening the door to the kitchen.

The kitchen belongs to fire, which governs wealth and health. It is opposite to the door, which is harmful to the family's wealth and health.

4. Do not open the door under a sloping ceiling.

Doors located on sloping lines or under sloping ceilings are commonly known as "slanted doors". Sloping doors will destroy the good feng shui of the home. Brings bad luck.

5. Avoid opening the door against telephone poles, lamp posts, big trees, traffic signs, etc.

Gates hitting telephone poles, lamp posts, big trees, traffic signs, etc. are also called ground-piercing evils. Those who are guilty of this include unstable home fortune, bad behavior, rebellious children, and prone to accidents, etc. Today's buildings are often dozens of stories high. From a Feng Shui point of view, those living below the fifth floor are more likely to suffer from this evil, because their residences are often blocked by lampposts and trees.

6. Residential doors should not be too narrow.

Generally speaking, the door of a residence should be large rather than small. Doors that are too narrow can easily make people feel oppressive and make it difficult to absorb wealth and vitality. According to Feng Shui, the door is the air opening, and the air opening should not be too narrow. The wider the door, the more auspicious it is. The front door of the house is wide, which is called "open hall" in Feng Shui, which is good for promotion and wealth.

7. Avoid making the door into an arched door.

If the door is made into an arch, it will look like a tombstone, similar to a ghost house, which is very unlucky. This situation is often seen in home decoration and needs to be avoided.

8. Avoid opening the door to the stairs going down.

When the door is opened, facing the downward stairs, it is commonly known as "roller curtain water", causing serious leakage of money and air.

9. Avoid opening the door to the upward stairs.

The door opened, facing the upward stairs. As the saying goes: "The door is the mouth and the ladder is the tongue." Therefore, the downward Qi will go straight into the door, affecting the stability of the Qi field and easily leading to accidents.

10. Avoid having two doors facing each other.

Due to the structure of modern houses, it is easy to cause the door of one's own house to be opposite to the door of another house, which is called "opposite door evil", also called "suzaku evil". The Luban Sutra states: "Two families must not face each other, and the master must retreat. Don't open the door to each other, because there must be violence in one family." The most direct result is the phenomenon of quarrels and punishment. The large door will suppress the small door, and the crowd will suppress the small door. If there are few people, there will be bad luck in the small door and the home where there are few people. Since one of the two schools is withdrawing, which one will withdraw? Although this problem is not absolute, it usually goes like this: a family with a small door should retreat; a family with a small space inside the door should retreat; a family with few people inside the door should retreat; and a family with a weak aura should retreat.